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Tag Archives: 5.5E
Northlands — Playable Flavour Done Right
Following on from my first post looking at the setting and flavour of Northlands… Why This Matters Players tend to ignore setting flavour unless it: Gives them a mechanical edge Influences their decisions Or rewards engagement Northlands clearly understands this. … Continue reading
